St Johns Military Academy - Trumpeter Yearbook (Delafield, WI)

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4:1 if L9 N 1902 Hewit Blair Iacques enrolled at St. Iohn's! Thus be- gan an association with St. Iohn's that has lasted nearly half a century! ln 1949, Hewit Blair Iacques, now Major Iacques, retired because of his health. Those who have been most closely associated with Major Jacques for many, many years had all but forgotten his first name! To them, Major Iacques has always been George . There is an old saying, used when a difficult job is to be done - let George do it! As a teacher and executive at St. lohn's, Major Jacques was George , the man who always cheerfully accepted the most difficult, the most arduous, the most thankless jobs! F or over forty years, Major Iacques Worked tirelessly for the Old School and the Corps of Cadets! In the true sense of the Word, Major Iacques has not, nor ever Will, retire. The spirit that gave him the nickname George could never retire. Although his familiar, cheerful, friendly face is no longer seen in the halls of St. Iohn's, his spirit is there as strong as ever. His devotion and loyalty can never be retired - Major lacques will always be a part of St. Iohn's. To George - to Major lacques - scholar, teacher, gentleman, St. Iohn's Man, We respectfully dedicate this 1950 edition of the St. Iohn's Trumpeter. if fffkaffhfz . ii? 1

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MAJOR HEWIT BLAIR IACQUES, W.N.G

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